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Founded in 2010 by Kathie Finnegan, family-owned Centerspan Medical installs mobility and accessibility equipment, with more than 5,000 stairlifts installed from its Long Island base. The company serves homeowners, healthcare customers and veterans through a consultative approach, while also locally manufacturing portable OSHA and IBC stairs and landings for commercial applications. Centerspan is accredited by the Joint Commission and has appeared on the Inc. 5000 list in 2015, 2016 and 2024.
Established in 1978, Centon Electronics is a certified women-owned manufacturer known for more than four decades of customer-focused work in memory and storage technology. Based in Aliso Viejo, the company develops tailored solutions for applications where data integrity matters, including industrial and embedded systems, alongside consumer and business products.
Since 1929, Central Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired has paired comprehensive vision rehabilitation with a social-enterprise manufacturing operation that creates jobs for people who are blind or visually impaired. Its Central Industries division employs more than 120 people—about half legally blind—to produce and ship goods for federal and New York State customers, while business revenue helps fund CABVI’s services across Central New York.
Established in 1999, Central Seafoods, Inc. is a Philippine seafood processor and exporter based in Cordova, Cebu. It works through raw-material buying stations across the country and supplies international markets, particularly the United States, with fresh-frozen marine products and pasteurized canned crab meat. The company reports a production capacity of 1,200 metric tons annually and operates under food-safety systems including HACCP and ISO 22000 alignment.
For more than 75 years, Centre Support Services has grown from pioneering laser-targeting and blank-firing research into a defense supplier serving government, military, and law-enforcement customers. Its Nevada-based operation is known for an unusually deep inventory of more than 20,000 U.S. and non-standard small arms, supporting armorer training and related defense work.
From a small workshop in Pennsylvania’s Endless Mountains, Centrion 3D Studios designs and produces 3D-printed terrain and models for tabletop gamers, builders, and storytellers. Its work ranges from hands-on PLA model kits to the nearly 100-piece Kingdom of Guardia collection, whose structures can stand alone or join into a sprawling walled city. The family-run business also offers custom sizing and scale options, bringing a personal workshop approach to miniature world-building.
CentroMotion brings together six global manufacturing brands to build engineered friction, power transmission, information, thermal and motion-control systems for demanding machines. From its base in Waukesha, the company supports OEMs, Tier 1 suppliers and aftermarket networks through more than 20 locations, with customers in 70 countries. Its portfolio spans equipment used in agriculture, construction, transportation and other rugged industrial settings.
Centrotherm Eco Systems LLC specializes in sustainable venting and air-distribution solutions for residential and commercial HVAC applications, with its Albany-area operation based in Waterford, New York. It manufactures InnoFlue® polypropylene vent systems in North America and offers Ubbink Air Excellent air-distribution systems for the Canadian market.
Established in 1999, CenturaCores is an India-based manufacturer with more than 25 years of experience in precision magnetic-core production. Its ISO 9001:2015-certified facility in Panipat has produced more than 5,000 custom core designs, while distribution centers in the United States and Canada support customers in over 50 countries. The company also develops CoreMagna AI, an engineering ecosystem intended to connect magnetic-core design with manufacturing realities.
A Bridgeton hometown favorite since the 1930s, Century Bakery is a social enterprise built around its signature sweets and a practical mission. Sales help fund job training for local youth who have experienced hardships including foster care and homelessness, with custom cakes available for community celebrations.
Since beginning as a letter company in 1932, Century Direct has built its identity around helping organizations turn complex communications into carefully managed direct-mail campaigns. The Islandia, New York, company is a union shop with a collective-bargaining agreement with the United Auto Workers dating to the 1940s, and it serves businesses and nonprofits in the Northeast and across the United States. Its work is distinguished by secure data handling, including SOC 2 certification and HIPAA compliance.
Hickory, North Carolina-based Century Furniture is known for furniture designed to become family heirlooms. The company serves designers and customers through authorized dealers, with customizable upholstery at the center of its offering and a worldwide dealer network supporting its work.
Locally owned and serving Brooklyn since 1939, Century Industrial Supply is known for practical, fast help when hydraulic equipment is down. Its counter team builds custom hydraulic hose replacements while customers wait, drawing on decades of experience and a deep inventory to support New York City contractors, fleet operators, and maintenance crews.
Founded as a family-owned business in 1915, Century Linen & Uniform provides commercial laundry, linen and uniform services for healthcare, hospitality and industrial customers. Based in upstate New York, the company has grown to 900 team members, washes more than 100 million pounds annually and serves customers across five states. Its healthcare operation uses TRSA Hygienically Clean certification and RFID tracking to support hygienic processing and more accountable linen management.
Established in Rochester in 1978, Century Mold has grown from its headquarters into a North American plastics manufacturer with six production facilities and more than 50 engineers, designers and mold builders. The company is known for supporting demanding automotive, defense and industrial programs through precision plastic molding, including components used in more than 80% of vehicles on U.S. roads. Its IATF-16949 and ISO 9001:2015 certifications reflect the quality systems behind that work.
Century-Tech Machinery, LLC designs and manufactures customized bag-converting machinery for packaging production, including wicketers, flatbed, bottom-seal, inline, unwind, and attachment equipment. It also provides machine installation, maintenance, rebuilds, OEM spare parts, remote technical support, and custom parts manufacturing for converters serving food, healthcare, industrial, apparel, personal care, and other packaging markets.
Family-owned since its 1960 founding by Henry G. Kaufmann, CEP Technologies Corporation has built its identity around making the very small parts that keep larger products working. The Yonkers-based company serves manufacturers with custom miniature and small precision stampings, supported by in-house tooling and more than six decades of experience.
Based in Alfred, Ceramics Creates Change develops ceramic technologies intended to expand access to clean water, cleaner indoor air, and local manufacturing in low- and middle-income communities. Its work trains predominantly women potters and local carpenters to make candle water filters, insulating rocket stoves, and sanitary stoneware toilets using locally adaptable forming and firing methods. The organization’s projects have included water-filter production in Nepal, Kenya, Burundi, and Rwanda.
Founded by James Santos in Brooklyn in 2013, Cereal Boxery makes custom-printed cereal boxes and packaging for brands across the United States. Its boxes are produced in-house with food-safe printing and eco-friendly materials, and the company accepts orders without a minimum quantity, making its packaging available to both emerging and established cereal makers.
Established in 2011 in New York’s Hudson Valley, Ceres Technologies engineers and manufactures molecule-delivery systems and integrated equipment for high-tech industries. Its work spans engineer-to-order design, precision manufacturing and testing, with particular depth in high-purity fluid systems, orbital welding and sheet-metal fabrication. Now part of Atlas Copco Group, Ceres serves a global customer base and counts Fortune 50 companies among its customers.